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This page is for electronic hardware built for use w/ZM. Not limited to Arduino, but most electronics built so far has used it for speed. The benefits of hardware is that it can avoid the use of CPU analysis of images, or allow for speakers, sirens, or other devices to interface w/ZM. | This page is for electronic hardware built for use w/ZM. Not limited to Arduino, but most electronics built so far has used it for speed. The benefits of hardware is that it can avoid the use of CPU analysis of images, or allow for speakers, sirens, or other devices to interface w/ZM. | ||
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Common uses of external hardware for Zoneminder might be: | Common uses of external hardware for Zoneminder might be: | ||
Revision as of 08:32, 12 August 2020
This page is for electronic hardware built for use w/ZM. Not limited to Arduino, but most electronics built so far has used it for speed. The benefits of hardware is that it can avoid the use of CPU analysis of images, or allow for speakers, sirens, or other devices to interface w/ZM.
Common uses of external hardware for Zoneminder might be:
- Motion Sensors
- Speakers / Sirens
- Alarm Lights
- Maps
Motion Sensors
There are multiple ways to detect motion (microwave, ultrasound, sound, PIR, infrared). Here are some community scripts:
Other
- [[4]] Make a map of a ZM installation. Requires the ability to design a PCB.
